I'm studying for the exam. Looking at some of the practice exams, it seems to have a lot of minutial questions, like how many pins on X memory, or which socket fits Y processor. Does the exam really have this much detail? Any words of advice?
CompTIA A+ certification
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No words of advice but let me know if you pass and get your certification.My microwave is busted and I'd rather get it fixed than buy a new one.
Wow, I haven't seen an A+ in a long time. It is indeed that detailed, and in my opinion it's all a bunch of seriously outdated bullshit. I've never needed to know how many pins were on a SIMM from 1995 or that "slot-A" fits the first gen Athlon "chip-on-a card" processors. Network+ is a different story though.
Good luck.
Good luck.
what some dude said.
iirc i took my a+(both hard and software), sec+ and net+ back in '06 and yes, many questions went into stupid detail. review the night before, know your ports and basics of connectivity and you'll do fine.
iirc i took my a+(both hard and software), sec+ and net+ back in '06 and yes, many questions went into stupid detail. review the night before, know your ports and basics of connectivity and you'll do fine.
